Syncthing's most awesome features are speed, decentralization, security, reliability and easy firewall traversal. I've heard several mentions of it being used

Syncthing's most awesome features are speed, decentralization, security, reliability and easy firewall traversal. I've heard several mentions of it being used in place of services like Dropbox, OneDrive, Drive, Box. For the features above, I agree. What Syncthing is missing is usability for folks that use the proprietary services because they are easy to set up and maintain and share files from. For that I recommend Nextcloud. It is centralized, so perhaps a different use case. But certainly a more complete replacement if you (or people you support) are used to Dropbox. Also, just curious, but why is this on hacker news today? Was there a new announcement or release for Syncthing?